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I see you averting your glances.
I see you cheering on the war.
I see you ignoring your children.
I see you altering history.
I see you abusing the land.
I see you, your selective amnesia.
I see you holding your grudges.
I see you gunning them down.
I see you silencing your sisters.
I see you lie to your country
I see you forcing them out.
I see you blaming each other.
And I love you still.
- from Still by Alanis Morissette
2003, 2010, 2008
she builds it and watches it all fall down the love she never expected to come she’ll let it go to make everything else go right she’ll put it out like a candlelight like chasing the sun across the sky just to stop at the end of the day she braves the night alone uncertain of the dawn she dances with the ghost of her favorite song as the night sky tries its best to reach down the moonlight and stars move to the lonely beat I wrote that passage as tribute to Liz Parker. She is the central character in TV show, Roswell, one of my all-time favorite shows.
Steve Jobs: Computers will be essential in most homes.
Playboy: What will change?
Steve Jobs: The most compelling reason for most people to buy a computer for the home will be to link it into a nationwide communications network. We’re just in the beginning stages of what will be truly remarkable breakthrough for most people - as remarkable as the telephone.
Steve Jobs in his Playboy Magazine interview in 1985.